Multiple businesses close temporarily countywide due to rising COVID-19 cases
CLARE’s retail and hospitality sector continues to feel the brunt of COVID-19 with plenty of disruptions caused to businesses in light of rising cases in the county.
CLARE’s retail and hospitality sector continues to feel the brunt of COVID-19 with plenty of disruptions caused to businesses in light of rising cases in the county.
CLOSE to €1m has been allocated for the progression of six greenway routes across Co Clare.
HIGH LEVELS of community transmission of COVID-19 have prompted bars and restaurants in Co Clare to close their doors temporarily.
Another sporting year has been and gone, some of the events are worthy of books in their own right, for now let’s look back and savour the memories as The Clare Echo’s Head of News & Sport Páraic McMahon dishes out the 2021 Clare Echo Sporting Awards.
“INSUFFICIENT” road width is causing difficulty at peak school times outside Coláiste Muire.
DOIREANN NÍ GHRIOFA’s ‘A Ghost In The Throat’ has been named by The New York Times as one of the top books of 2021.
Éire Óg manager, Paul Madden. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill In a year where Éire Óg were crowned Clare SFC champions, winning manager Paul Madden reflected on the end of their campaign by expressing his confidence for their future.
*Photograph: John Mangan NORMAL testing hours have resumed at the COVID-19 testing centres in the Mid-West.
WORKS will commence next year on walkway trails throughout Ennis.
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Amalgamations “are the future,” the manager of the recently crowned Clare U21A football champions has said.